The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management is cleaning up nuclear weapons production and government-sponsored research sites nationwide.
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ALT Aerial view of the Idaho Nuclear Technology and Engineering Center where the Idaho Cleanup Project is scheduled to construct a staging facility to store overpacked used nuclear fuel.
ALT Crews at the Hanford Waste Treatment Plant have immobilized 100,000 gallons of tank waste at the Low-Activity Waste Facility, pictured, since beginning hot commissioning in October 2025. Photo shows aerial view of plant.
ALT Demolition crew members sit inside the below-grade basin of the Submarine 5th Generation General Electric prototype, where they performed deactivation activities to prepare the prototype for demolition.
ALT From behind shielded glass, scientist Caleb Mortensen guides a mechanical manipulator, reflecting the lab’s commitment to safer, faster work.
ALT From left, West Valley Demonstration Project radiation protection supervisors Jacob Runge, Jonathan Biela and Jonathan Nehl pose with their Patriotic Employer Awards from Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve and the U.S. Secretary of War. Genevieve Boucher, a West Valley radiation control technician, second from right, nominated the three supervisors for the award.
ALT Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management (EM) Tim Walsh, SRNL Laboratory Director Johney Green and other DOE, SRNL, and SRS personnel gathered for a group photo during Walsh’s visit to SRNL. From L-R: Justin Doil, Eric Pierce, Philip “Tony” Polk, Edwin Deshong, III, Tim Walsh, Johney Green, David Brunnert, John Howard, Darlene Prather and Roderick Jackson.